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Rare studio versions of songs

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Let's hear rare studio version of tunes you like?

 

The wonders of Youtube never cease to amaze me.....as I found a couple tunes with rare studio versions that I never have heard before. :ylsuper:

 

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I had a ton I had downloaded from Limewire. Laptop crashed and gone!

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Always liked Zebra. My favorite Zebra song.

 

Heard an interview with Randy Jackson saying they were ready to put out a new Zebra album sometime soon.......can't wait for that release.

Queen played the fast version regularly live, which was in the Live Killers album, my favorite version. I was not aware of this studio version of it, very cool.

While not necessarily "rare," per se, the studio version of Cheap Trick's "I Want You To Want Me" is indeed rarely heard, considering the live version is a million times better. I think I've only heard it a handful of times in my life, and I always found myself saying, "So that's why we only ever hear the live version on the radio."

While not necessarily "rare," per se, the studio version of Cheap Trick's "I Want You To Want Me" is indeed rarely heard, considering the live version is a million times better. I think I've only heard it a handful of times in my life, and I always found myself saying, "So that's why we only ever hear the live version on the radio."

 

1976 Studio Version

 

While not necessarily "rare," per se, the studio version of Cheap Trick's "I Want You To Want Me" is indeed rarely heard, considering the live version is a million times better. I think I've only heard it a handful of times in my life, and I always found myself saying, "So that's why we only ever hear the live version on the radio."

 

1977 Studio Version

 

While not necessarily "rare," per se, the studio version of Cheap Trick's "I Want You To Want Me" is indeed rarely heard, considering the live version is a million times better. I think I've only heard it a handful of times in my life, and I always found myself saying, "So that's why we only ever hear the live version on the radio."

 

Recorded 1978 Live At Budokan

 

Released 1979

 

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I'm not a Stones fan at all, but this song is the BOMB!

The original version of "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes" that appears on the CSN self-titled debut and the one on the CSN box set that came out in the early '90s varies ever so slightly.

The Cure put out a 4 song rarity years ago of extended mixes originally on cassette only, and unbeknownst to me it eventually made its way to CD. Have had the cassette for years, and recently luckily spotted the CD in a used bin. The crisp clarity of the tunes are magnificent, and sound so fantastic jamming them while driving in my car.

 

"Let's Go To Bed" (Milk Mix)

 

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